Sentence examples for acknowledging something from inspiring English sources

Explaining the phrase, he says, "It's used when you're acknowledging something that you don't really want to acknowledge".

By packaging famous people like any other consumer product, she says, Keep a Child Alive is acknowledging something that many A-listers already know.

Her government could begin by acknowledging something that it must know but rarely admits – the other 27 EU countries have national interests too.

But other people face their fears, enduring the heart-racing, sweat-stained process of acknowledging something terrifies them – and staring it squarely in the eyes nonetheless.

The problem with the second is that the interpreters must endlessly parry visitors' attempts to trick them into acknowledging something their characters could not know about, like photography.

GREEN -- Is that a change, or are we just acknowledging something that was always so? RUDNICK -- I think it was always so, but it often was disguised.

The great Google engine had acknowledged something — but what?

But in this year's case, the prize acknowledged something more.

He could not even check his BlackBerry, to which he has acknowledged something of an addiction.

The other daughter acknowledged something her father had come to understand years earlier.

"But it's sometimes necessary to get reform, to get folks in power to acknowledge something.